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[Roman]

                                            Vocabulary and Speech
                                                        TEXT 1
                                                   Keeping Fit
      Most young people go in for sports because they enjoy it. It may be walking, cycling, skiing or skating. It may be a game of some king - football, hockey, golf or tennis.
      Most older people go in for sports beause they understand they must have some form of physical activity. Muscles need to be used. If not you are left with an undermuscled body and lack of energy.
      To keepn oneself physically fit, doctors recommend 30 to 60 minutes of exercise daily as a minimum. The best activities for this are running, swimming, cycling, and cross-country skiing.
                                               

[LEONA]

                                                       page15 ex 2.
                                                  Keeping Fit.
Most young people go in for sports because they enjoy it.It may be walking, cycling, skiing or skating.It may be a game of some kind-football, hockey, golf or tennis.
Most older people go in for sports because they understand they must have some formof physical activity.Musceles need to be used.If not you are left with an undermuseceled body and lack of energy.
To keep onself physically fit, doctors recommend 30 to 60 minutes of exercise daily as a minimum.The best activities for this are running, swimming, cycling, and cross-country skiing.     

[Войтович В.]

II Vocabulary and speach
 1 keeping feet
 Most young people go in for sport because they enjoy it.It may be walking,cycling,skiing or scating.It may be a game of  some kind-Football,hockey,golf or tennis.
 Most older people go in for sports because they understand they must have some from of physical activity.Muscle need to be used.If not you are left with an undermuscled body and lack of energy.
 To keep onself physicaly fit,doctor recommend 30 to 60 minutes of exercise daily as a minimum.The best activities for this are running,swimming,cycling,and cross-country skiing.

[MC_MERCURY]

                                                                       P15 Text 1 Keeping Fit
 Most young people go in fo sports because they enjoy it. It may be walking, cycling, skiing or skating. It may be a game of some kind-football,hockey,golf or tennis.
    Most older people go in for sports because they understand they understand they must have some form of physical activity. Muscles need to be used. If not you are left with an undermuscled body and lack of energy.
     To keep oneself physically fit, doctors recommend 30 to 60 minutes of exersice daily as a minimum. The best activities for this are running, swimming ,cycling, and cross-country skiing.

[Daniela]

                                                             1. Keeping fit.
    Most young people go in for sports because they enjoy it.It may be walking,cycling,skiing or skating.It may be a game of some kind-football,hockey,golf or  tennis.
    Most older people go in for sports because they understand they understand they must have some form of physically activity.Muscles need to be used.If not you are left with an  undermuscled body and lack of energy.
     To keep oneself physically fit,doctors recommend 30 to 60 minutes of exersice daily as a minimum.The best activities for this are running,swimming,cycling,and cross-country skiing.

[Артем Бычков]

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[That Guy]

English Test 13

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19.located  20.is covered  21.shortest  22.women  23.elder  24.kept  25.has changed  26.conserved  27.commercial  28.impossible  29.invisible  30.countless  31.owners

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[alex4874]

Variant 13

Ex. 10
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2 1 6 4 5 7 8

Ex. 11
A B C D E F
7 6 3 2 1 4

Ex. 12 2
Ex. 13 1
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Ex. 15 3
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Ex. 19 is located
Ex. 20 is covered
Ex. 21 shortest
Ex. 22 women
Ex. 23 elder
Ex. 24 kept
Ex. 25 has changed
Ex. 26 conservative
Ex. 27 commersion
Ex. 28 inpossible
Ex. 29 invissible
Ex. 30 countless
Ex. 31 owners
Ex. 32 2
Ex. 33 4
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Ex. 35 4
Ex. 36 3
Ex. 37 3

[Vladb]

V. 13.

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22. women
23. oldest
24. kept
25. has changed
26. conserved
27. commercial
28. impossible
29. invisible
30. countless
31. owners
32. set
33. at
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35. up
36. urged
37. failing
38. since

[Alfred Nobel]

V. 13

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[раевская.(no)]

                                            ex 1  p 4
To begin - beginning


To start - startinng.


To finish - finishinng.


To continue - continueing.


To go on - going on.


To stop - stopping.


To enjoy - enjoing .


To like - liking.


To prefer - prefering.


To give up - giving up.


to look forward - looking forward.


To think of - thinking  of.

 

[Войтович В.]

p4 ex 1
gerunde
To begin-beginning
To start-starning
To continue-continning
To finish-finishing
To go on-going on
To stop-stopping
To like-liking
To enjoy-enjoying
To hate-hateing
To prefer-prefering
To insist on-insisting
To give up-giveing up
To look forward-looking forward to
To think of-thinking of

[Roman]

                                                                 GRAMMAR EXERCISES
                                           Exercise 1 (I ) Page -4-
1. To begin - beginning;
2. To start - starting;
3. To finish - finishing;
4. To continue -continning;
5. To go on - going on;
6. To stop - stopping;
7. To like - liking;
8. To enjoy - enjoying;
9. To hate - hating;
10. To prefer - prefering;
11. To insist on - insisting;
12. To give up - giving up;
13. To look forward to - looking forward to;
14. To think of - thinking of.

[Daniela]

                                                               Ex.1 p.4
                                                        Gerunds.
1.To begin-beginning
2.To start-startinng.
3.To finish-finishinng.
4.To continue-continueing.
5.To go on-going on.
6.To stop-stopping.
7.To enjoy-enjoing .
8.To like-liking.
9.To prefer-prefering.
10.To give up-giving up.
11.to look forward-looking forward.
12.To think of-thinking  of.

[УбийцаКрови2003]

p4 ex1

1. To begin-beginning
2. To start starting
3. To continue-continnuing
4. To finish-finishing
5. To go on-going on
6. To stop-stopping
7. To like-liking
8. To enjoy-enjoing
9. To hate-hating
10. To prefer-prefering
11. To look forvard to looking-forward
12. To insist on-insisting.
13. To give up-giving up
14. To fink of-finking